techcrunch.com

AOL’s Q4 earnings today saw that company (which owns TechCrunch) finally make a turnaround, after 8 years of decline, into revenue growth, with overall sales of $599.5 million. But there are still a lot of areas that are seeing flat or declining revenues, and some that are loss-making: among those...

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www.fastcompany.com

AOL has reported that for the first time in eight years, it has grown its revenues. AOL isn't shy about its success--it headlined its press release about its fourth-quarter finances with the news of its first revenue growth in eight years. AOL's overall growth was actually driven by 13%...

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venturebeat.com

The new AOL relies on content and ads to drive revenue, and content and ads are delivering. AOL reported net income of $35.7 million for the fourth quarter 2012, which was in-line with analyst expectations. Net revenue was $599 million, a four percent increase over last year’s $576 million. As AOL...

allthingsd.com

AOL said it earned 41 cents a share, or $35.7 million in net income, in the fourth quarter, which was right on target with what Wall Street analysts had expected. That was a significant rise from last year, when the New York-based Internet portal earned 23 cents, or $22.8...

techcrunch.com

AOL (owner of TechCrunch) has just reported earnings for Q4 2012 of $600 million on earnings of 41 cents per share. That matches analysts expectaions on EPS but beats on revenues of $573.1 million. The figures show that after years of decline, the company is slowly getting back on track...

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www.fastcompany.com

ZOMG Facebook Connect killed the Intertubes! Well, for about half an hour, just enough time for a nice cuppa tea and a sit down. Oops! A Facebook Connect glitch-slash-bug banjaxed some of the world wide web's major players yesterday, redirecting their sites to a Facebook error page. Websites that...

techcrunch.com

StartX, which is a startup accelerator for Stanford students, has raised another round of funding, adding $400,000 to its coffers since last December. That money comes from new investors that include Cisco, Founders Fund, AT&T, Groupon, and Founder.org, and was primarily raised by Stanford students — StartX Sr Managing Director...

9to5mac.com

Welcome to 9to5Mac’s Smackdown series, where we compare the top hardware and software accessories for your Apple products. When it comes to email on the iPhone, some users find the built-in Mail app lacking. Luckily, there are quite a few third-party clients available for your emailing needs. Today we’ll be running down...

paidcontent.org

Not long ago, “hyperlocal” was the buzzword of the day in the digital media business, and a number of major media entities — including the New York Times and AOL — either acquired or started their own efforts in that direction. Now one of the pioneers of that movement has...

techcrunch.com

Softbank Capital, the venture arm of Japan’s massive Softbank Corp, has just announced a brand new growth fund of $250 million that the firm is calling “the Princeville fund.” Thus far, Softbank has focused more predominantly on seed-stage funding, and would like to expand that focus toward more mature companies...